Green honeycreeper

Birdwatchers in Colombia spotted an unusual green honeycreeper. Usually, males are blue and females are green. This bird has blue feathers on one side and green on the other. A bird like it has been seen only once before, over 100 years ago. ● LIFE SPAN: About 10 years● HABITAT: Forests in Central and South America● SIZE: 5.1 to 5.5 inches● DIET: Fruit, nectar, seeds, and insects● FUN FACT: Green honeycreepers form flocks with other bird species, like tanagers and warblers.…

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